Package: general
Severity: important
Debian Live 6's boot menu seems to contain 14 options. I used the image
debian-live-6.0.0-i386-kde-desktop.img. There are 4 Live options, 4 Text
options, 4 GUI options, and 2 more, the first being Memory test.
I tried the USB key on 3 PC, and I always only saw the first 8 before I
used the arrow keys. The display was identical on the 3 PC-s. 2 are
laptops with a 1366x768 resolution, one is a desktop with a 1440x900 LCD
screen. They are all "widescreens".
First problem, nothing suggests there are 6 more options that will
appear when going down. The menu seems to think its always showing 10
options. Therefore if from the start I press the down arrow key 8 times,
no option is highlighted but no scrolling happens. I have to press 10
times. Then the options scroll by 4 and I see Text and GUI options. GUI
Auto is the last option I can see. There is room in the screen to show
one line below the last option shown, but not 2. Playing, it's possible
to get the 13th option, Memory test, to flash, so I was able to use
memtest anyway.
I guess if the fix is non-trivial, the most urgent thing is to be able
to see the 2 last options. Ironically, the last option, the one truly
invisible, seems to be the help.
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